Sander Jansen

Documentary about The Directors November 7 at the BOS

On Sunday, November 7, at 11:45 PM, the Buddhist Broadcasting Corporation will broadcast The Directors on Nederland 2. A documentary (60 min) by George Schouten about the rock band of directors and film colleagues. A story about friendship and individualism, ambitions and illusions, the passage of time, and growing older. In 1984, Ate de Jong, Dick Maas, and George Schouten founded The Directors, a band of feature film directors. Later, several other directors joined, along with actors, actresses, and singers. The documentary The Directors follows the band members at home, on film sets, at rehearsals, and during performances. It is a story about friendship, contrasting personalities, aging, ambitions, and illusions. Anecdotes and archival footage provide a sometimes hilarious retrospective on the lives of the film friends. Time has been kind to them. Everyone knows or has known success. To sharpen their focus, they decide to create their own song to be played later at the funeral of a band member. Band members - director/producer Ate de Jong (Ontdekking van de Hemel, Een vlucht regenwulpen) - director/producer Dick Maas (Sint, Flodder, De lift, Amsterdamned, Karakter) - director Hans Scheepmaker (Voetbalvrouwen, Westenwind, Field of Honor) - sound designer Peter Warnier (Karakter, Simon, Alles is liefde, Phileine zegt sorry) - director George Schouten (Zomergasten, Een zaak van leven of dood, Instant Pictures) - actor Huub Stapel (Sint, Terug naar de kust, Amsterdamned, Flodder, De lift) - director Esmé Lammers (Amazones, Long Live the Queen) - actress Maja van den Broecke (Long Live the Queen, Women's Wing) - singer/actress Monique Klemann of Loïs Lane - director Nouchka van Brakel (A Month Later, From the Cool Lakes of Death) - singer Leslie Doornik - director and manager Dorna van Rouveroy (An Amsterdam Tale, Intensive Care) THE DIRECTORS Director: George Schouten, Camera: Bernd Wouthuysen, Sound: Martijn van Haalen, Editing: Vera Jong, Final Editing: Babeth VanLoo, Audio Mixing: Peter Warnier, Producer: René Mendel/Interakt, in co-production with the Buddhist Broadcasting Foundation.

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Nightshots: the nighttime video contest

Nowhere else will you find so many museums together, and so many cinemas united as in Amsterdam. Discover the city's hidden treasures with Museum Night and Cineville. THE NIGHT MAKES EVERYTHING MORE FUN In the run-up to Museum Night on November 6, n8 and Cineville are organizing Nachtshots for the second time: the ultimate nocturnal video contest. Show the difference between day and night in Amsterdam: capture in 60 seconds of moving images how the night transforms the city. JOIN IN The best videos will be screened over 50 times every week in Cineville cinemas in October and will be shown on November 6 during Museum Night. Upload your video to n8.nl/nachtshots by November 1 at the latest. Please note: submitting before October 10 increases your chances of being selected for the weekly previews in Cineville cinemas. WIN The award ceremony takes place during Museum Night, at midnight at De Balie. • Audience Award: a Flip Mino HD. • Jury Prize: one year of unlimited access to all museums and Amsterdam cinemas with a Museum Card and a Cineville Pass + extra screenings at Cineville cinemas. VOTE Which video best captures the difference between day and night in Amsterdam? Which short film is the most beautiful ode to the night? Vote here! WHERE TO SEE IT? Nachtshots will be screened in October at: De Balie, Filmhuis Cavia, Cinecenter, EYE Film Instituut, Het Ketelhuis, Kriterion, Melkweg Cinema, The Movies, Rialto, SMART Cinema, Studio/K, Tropentheater and de Uitkijk (subject to change, more info on screenings to follow). During Museum Night on November 6, night shots can be seen in: Amsterdam Historical Museum, de Appel, ARCAM, De Balie, UvA Special Collections, EYE Film Institute, Museum Geelvinck Hinlopen Huis, Van Gogh Museum, Hermitage, Jewish Historical Museum, NIMk, Olympic Stadium, Rijksmuseum, National Maritime Museum, Amsterdam City Archives, W139. Check out n8.nl/nachtshots

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